lp
A command-line script and web app for cheating at Letterpress. Takes a screenshot of a game in progress and makes suggestions based on what words can be played and what tiles can be taken.
Requires Python 3.6 or later.
$ [sudo] pip install lp $ lp IMG_0001.PNG win - scruzes win - schmalzes win - schmaltzes 12 - chamfers 11 - screams 11 - marquess 11 - masquers 11 - scammers 11 - scampers 11 - scamster $ lp --listen=127.0.0.1:8081
You can also invoke lp with lp-solver if you’re worried about accidentally printing things.
Run lp --help (or lp-solver --help) for more information on command line invocation. If you want to host the web version, lp/server.py is the WSGI app you should point your server at.
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